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Marcia Anderson recently became the U.S. Army’s first Black female 2-star general.


Companies are increasingly using college campus brand ambassadors to spread the word about their products.

Health care costs rose faster than inflation and wages this year — a trend that will soon hit home for workers as employers offer open enrollment.

Law school is no longer a sure bet. Would-be students are noticing.

In today’s job market, a college degree may not be as valuable as the time spent acquiring it. Research shows it does not guarantee a job.

When President Obama unveils his job plan Thursday night before a joint session of Congress, analysts expect him to propose more hiring incentives.

Many soon-to-be graduates with advanced degrees from well-respected institutions across the country are finding it harder than expected securing employment as the anemic economy continues to struggle with the adverse after effects of the Great Recession and a persistently soft job market—characterized by economists as a market in which there’s an oversupply of workers at a time of limited demand by employers.



The nation added 117,000 new jobs last month, but the data of the latest gov't report provided more evidence of the economy's continuing weakness.

If you're thinking of a career in real estate, know that 8 out of 10 agents are independent contractors, not salaried or commissioned employees.

Employers across the country are opening their own health centers where doctors and nurses provide medical care to workers.